Do you live a lie?
Are you lost in life?
On the wane tonight
Like every night
Do you live a lie?
Would you like to try?
In this world of vainly missions
I'm a god of superstition
Would you grant me a savage prison?
Within the walls of your decisions
If you hurt me I won't recover
Don't you turn me down
We are all living a lie
Would you like to try?
In these halls of time
We are all giving
In for another day
We shall pass away
On the break of day
We're lost anyway
Do you live a lie?
Do you stand me by?
Would you cope for my existence?
Would you last or cease persistence?
I'm the moon and the seventh dreamer
You're the hewn and a lost redeemer
Heavenworks for a welkin at dusk
You're a frail outcast
Recall the fragments of a broken life
Just like a shattered soul divine
You are the treason-reflecting eyes
You are the darkness that sets in every light


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On the Wane Lyrics as written by Morten Veland

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    This is an excellent heavy metalish song with lots of different demonic voices. The lyrics are awesome and remind me of a fantasy novel.

    Quickstepon May 05, 2006   Link
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    Agree with you there. Awesome stuff.

    Night Sanctuaryon November 04, 2006   Link
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    Female vocie is so swee. Me like those women's voices in Metalsssssssss!!

    hamusattoon February 08, 2008   Link

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